Programme

15:00–15:05 | Welcome and Introduction: Introduction to the book and its aims by Stephen Cummings, The University of Sydney Business School, Australia.

15.05-15.10 | Introductory remarks from Anna Thomasson, CBS Dean of Education

15:10–15:40 | Meet the Authors: Contributing authors based at CBS and elsewhere in Denmark will introduce selected chapters from the book.

15:40–15:50 | From the Book to the Classroom and Training: Short comments and reflections on how Indigenous perspectives and the book can be incorporated into teaching and training activities.

Speakers:

• Nikita Bulanin, Advisor, International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA)
• Nuria Lopez, Senior Learning Consultant, Educational Development and Quality at CBS

15:50–16:05 | Reflections and Open Discussion:  open reflections on the potential impact of indigenous knowledge in business schools

The discussion will explore questions such as:

How might Indigenous perspectives and knowledges challenge, complement, or broaden the ways we approach management research, education, and training?

The session will also consider opportunities and challenges associated with engaging with Indigenous knowledges in teaching and academic practice.

16:05–16:30 | Refreshments and Informal Conversation: The formal programme will conclude with refreshments and an opportunity to continue the conversation with the authors, contributors, and other participants.

The seminar series is co-organised by:
Centre for Business and Development Studies (CBDS)
Department of Business Humanities and Law (BHL)

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